Kazakhstan establishes a strategic partnership with Russia and seeks financing for its new nuclear power plant.
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What happened
Kazakhstan establishes a strategic partnership with Russia and seeks financing for its new nuclear power plant.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Kazakhstan
sovereign state in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Rosatom
Russian state corporation (a non-profit entity type) established in 2007
Related events
- Rosatom has agreements to build nuclear plants in Kazakhstan and a preliminary agreement for Uzbekistan.
- Uzbekistan is reconsidering Rosatom's role in its nuclear project, leading to tension in bilateral relations between leaders.
- Rosatom is expanding its business in India and is currently building nuclear power plants in Vietnam.
- Uzbekistan is seeking US technical assistance and tasking Rosatom with building a nuclear cluster, with oversight consortium formation announced.
- Rosatom is assisting with a nuclear power plant extension project located in the South Caucasus, with representation from Armenian political figures.